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By AGENCY
  • Fashion
  • Wednesday, 18 Sep 2024

A model presents a creation for the Sinead Gorey Spring/Summer 2025 fashion show during London Fashion Week. Photo AFP

From leather tutus to unstructured knitwear, the mini dress is the centrepiece of the Spring/Summer 2025 collection by JW Anderson, Jonathan Anderson's label, presented Sunday (Sept 15) at London Fashion Week.

Under the glass ceiling of Old Billingsgate, a former fish market in London, the Northern Irish designer experimented with the form, fabric and colour of the humble mini dress, playing with the possibilities of a garment often relegated to the wardrobe staple "little black dress".

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